Titlebook: British Economic Fluctuations, 1790-1939; Derek H. Aldcroft,Peter Fearon Book 1972 Macmillan Publishers Limited 1972 economics.history

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Macmillan Publishers Limited 1972

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Introduction,ble given the fact that fluctuations in economic activity constitute one of the two main facets of macro-economic behaviour, the second being the study of long-term growth. Indeed, the cycle and the trend are often regarded as inseparable entities, though opinion is still far from unanimous on this

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,Cycles in the British Economy: 1790–1914,0 to 1914. Within the framework set by the expansion of population and total production, an attempt was made to establish and briefly to explore five periods during which the nature of new enterprise, in Britain and throughout the world, is judged to have given a distinctive cast to the movements of

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The Role of Consumption in Interwar Fluctuations,detailed investigation of the behaviour of consumption in the depression and recovery of the 1930s. A virtue of this approach is that it throws light on one of the most puzzling of the many paradoxes in the interwar economy, namely, the paradox of unemployment rising from 1.54. to 2.85 million in th

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The Causes of Business Fluctuations,as the first to be concerned with the problem of wavelike movements of prosperity and depression as distinct from the analysis of periodic crises. During this period the fertility of theoretical economics has resulted in a multitude of possible explanations of wavelike movements in the basic economi

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Long Waves in Building in the British Economy of the Nineteenth Century,een clearly in data for the whole period? Or are they evident only in the latter part? And is the picture the same for both countries in this respect? Lastly, how are we to explain the inverse relationship — during at least part of the century — of the waves of activity in building the two countries

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